Opponents say state law requires that the project be evaluated for the environmental impact it could have in its complete form.
The technical virtuosity was compelling in its complete nonchalance but it was the blazing passion that brought a huge audience to its feet"; "Miss Joyce Hatto, an English woman pianist, proved herself to be a pianist of unique technical talent and possessed of much more than exceptional musicality.
During his two years' hard labour, Wilde wrote a long letter to Douglas, a moving meditation on love and suffering; first published posthumously in 1905 as De Profundis, it did not appear in its complete form until 1949.
This summer, the San Francisco Silent Film Festival announced it will present Napoleon in its complete restoration in four special screenings at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland, California on March 24 , 25 31 and April 1 , 2012
It is a city of ultramodern architectural design in its complete infrastructure.
Then it gets put back together to be performed "dressed" in its complete form.
It felt imposing and luscious all at once, almost nurturing in its complete shell of protection.
But also in its complete lack of cynicism.
The book, in its complete form, sold two million copies.
The New Yorker, June 20 , 1925P. 1 Charm of Paris lies in its complete individuality.
In the spring Mr. Owens will return to the Met in its complete "Ring" cycles.
